Margaret Qualley

Niceguys3333 — Margaret Qualley in *The Nice Guys*

Margaret Qualley (1994 - )

aka: Sarah Margaret Qualley

Film Deaths[]

The Nice Guys (2016) [Amelia Kuttner]: Shot through the chest by Matt Bomer, who had been chasing her after stopping him to ask for a ride, unaware that it was Matt.
Death Note (2017) [Mia Sutton]: Falls to her death from a collapsing ferris wheel after Nat Wolff induces her death by writing her name in the Death Note.
Donnybrook (2018) [Delia Angus]: Strangled by her brother (Frank Grillo).
Native Son (2019) [Mary Dalton]: Accidentally suffocated with a pillow by Ashton Sanders.
Kinds of Kindness (2024) [Rebecca/Ruth]: Playing a dual role, Rebecca dives into an empty swimming pool, believing that her death would fulfill a cult's requirement allowing her twin sister Ruth to manifest her ability to revive the deceased. Later in the film, Ruth is accidently killed by Emma Stone who drugs and kidnaps her for her supernatural abilities and is distracted on the road, sending Ruth through the windshield of Emma's crashed car.
The Substance (2024) [Sue/"Monstro ElisaSue"]: Portraying a younger clone of Demi Moore, her body rapidly deteriorates due to her unstable cellular nature after killing Demi in revenge for trying to terminate her, and in an attempt to survive administers Demi's remaining genetic material before deforming into a grotesque hybrid of the two. Margaret reveals her monstrous form in a live broadcast where she is attacked and maimed by the horrified audience. Her body finally collapses from cellular deterioration and explodes as she tries to escape.

Television Deaths[]

None known.

Video Game Deaths[]

Death Stranding (2019) [Mama / Lockne]: Playing a dual role as twin sisters, "Mama" is crushed to death under rubble prior to the events of the game; her body is kept alive through being connected to the spirit of her unborn daughter and dies after Norman Reedus separates them at her own request. Her consciousness is later restored when she merges with "Lockne" to share the same body. ("Lockne" survives the game.)

Web Video Deaths[]

Acting for a Cause: Romeo and Juliet (2020) [Juliet]: Commits suicide by stabbing herself with a dagger. (This is a staged reading of the play; her death is not depicted on-screen, but described in the stage directions read aloud by Brando Crawford.)